LSAC GPA Calculator

The GPA on a law school report is not the GPA on a transcript, and this page shows the difference. Enter each graded attempt with its credits and it converts them on the scale LSAC publishes for Credential Assembly Service transcript summarization, where an A+ is 4.33, a withdrawal recorded with a penalty is a zero that still carries its credits, and a pass or credit grade is left out of both the points and the credits. A second action takes a course you failed and retook and shows what the first attempt costs, because LSAC counts both attempts even when the school replaced the grade. It cannot read a transcript key or a degree date, so the official figure is still the one LSAC produces.

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Enter each graded attempt, including any course you repeated, on the scale LSAC converts to. The result is the GPA those grades summarize to and what a plain 4.00 transcript scale would have shown instead.

Course 1 Grade

Course 1 Credits

Course 2 Grade

Course 2 Credits

Course 3 Grade

Course 3 Credits

Course 4 Grade

Course 4 Credits

Course 5 Grade

Course 5 Credits

Course 6 Grade

Course 6 Credits

Course 7 Grade

Course 7 Credits

Course 8 Grade

Course 8 Credits

Course 9 Grade

Course 9 Credits

Course 10 Grade

Course 10 Credits

Quality Points Already Counted (optional)

Carry an earlier run forward: the points figure this page gave you last time.

Credits Already Counted (optional)

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A course failed and taken again, against a record you already have. LSAC counts both attempts; a school that replaces the first grade does not.

GPA on the Rest of the Record *

Everything except the course being repeated.

Credits in the Rest of the Record *

Grade on the First Attempt

Credits on the First Attempt *

Grade on the Retake

Credits on the Retake *

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